How to fit a rear O2 sensor
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How to fit a rear O2 sensor
I posted a question a few weeks about fitting the front O2 sensor to my '03 blob but after a bit of careful research (fortunately before I bought the wrong sensor) I have established that the OBD code relates to the rear (ie post cat) sensor.
Are these hard to fit? I am reasonably practical but over the last 20 years I have left things like this to my dealers. However, I'm getting fed up of the sometimes extortionate prices they charge me so I'll do it myself if it's not a difficult job.
Are these hard to fit? I am reasonably practical but over the last 20 years I have left things like this to my dealers. However, I'm getting fed up of the sometimes extortionate prices they charge me so I'll do it myself if it's not a difficult job.
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They are easy to fit, the difficult bit is getting the old sensor out. Sometimes they come out first try, other times they take a bit of work.
You can give the old one a good spray of penetrant to try and free it off but make sure none gets onto the new sensor as it can damage them.
You can give the old one a good spray of penetrant to try and free it off but make sure none gets onto the new sensor as it can damage them.
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